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Offline tonyvdb

Re: Amiga 1960 Monitor
« on: February 09, 2006, 07:08:33 PM »
Thats amazing :-o  I had no idea they were in so much demand I may have to sell mine on eBay as well. I dont need it any more.
Amiga 2000HD Indivision ECS
Amiga 4000D towerised OS 3.1 and 3.9 on CF cards
Indivision AGA, Mediator 4000
Video Toaster 4000 Flyer v4.3 Millenium.
202gig of video drive space & 5gig audio.
 

Offline tonyvdb

Re: Amiga 1960 Monitor
« Reply #1 on: February 09, 2006, 07:59:00 PM »
The 1960 is also very hard to find as many of them had very poor soldering done on the circuit board (cold solders) and faild prematurly. I bought mine in 1995 and imediatly opend up the back and resolderd all the conections that looked bad and so far its worked great but I dont need it any more so I may sell it.

Scandoublers internal or external work but can cost somewhere around $150-300 depending on what you want. External scandoublers are nice but are hard to find SoftHut had some as well as AmigaKit they are around $150. The Toastscan is the only one that works with the Video Toaster system.
Amiga 2000HD Indivision ECS
Amiga 4000D towerised OS 3.1 and 3.9 on CF cards
Indivision AGA, Mediator 4000
Video Toaster 4000 Flyer v4.3 Millenium.
202gig of video drive space & 5gig audio.
 

Offline tonyvdb

Re: Amiga 1960 Monitor
« Reply #2 on: February 09, 2006, 08:09:38 PM »
Yes you can, Some monitors dont like it but most will work. People have reported that the output is a bit dark because of the higher power draw of the scandoubler but It works great for me.
Amiga 2000HD Indivision ECS
Amiga 4000D towerised OS 3.1 and 3.9 on CF cards
Indivision AGA, Mediator 4000
Video Toaster 4000 Flyer v4.3 Millenium.
202gig of video drive space & 5gig audio.